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The MOST EFFICIENT TRAINING is Not What You Expect // This Will Blow Your Mind
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2020
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who's Herling Aland? 😂
I’ve always just given the responsibility of training to my assistant but I really wanted to understand it and do more myself so this has helped massively thanks so much
Training after many years of playing FM seem worthwhile at last. Thank you.
Great to hear!
same man!
This has made training more enjoyable along with player development throughout the game. Great work!
that turned my 16-17 years old players into world class in 3 years . With the right personality and work rate/determination they sats were up the sky. Amazing. WP
What are your coaches mininmum personality? Professional or determined?
The single best training guide out for FM2020. I have less than 15 hours in the game and this has helped me understand training so much better
I’ve been using this for half a season now with Sunderland and I’m getting good results. Down side is some of my players are unhappy with the training but I’m sticking with it. Great vid!
I've precisely the same.. a lot of unhappy players.. unfortunately limited to 6 coaches with RB Leipzig...
I've been playing FM for the last 5 years now, and I'm glad I watched this tutorial. Thanks mate.
This guy sounds EXACTLY the same as the guy who does some training videos at my work, proper eerie.
Thank you Jamie. Like yourself, I never do my own training, looks too daunting😂. I will definitely start this though
You can do it!
I don't understand why I can't select to train the player in the position, roles, tasks, if I have an Advanced Forward and I want to make him a Trequartista, why can't I?
Great Job, congratulation for the work!
Well, you can. But if the abilities are there to play treq it's not really needed. We have seen games where people have trained a player in a role for 5 years, never getting it better( greener).
So we don't think we need to. you can still use it to get a spread on many abb's needed for the role, instead of just focus if he needs many and not just a few. But due to too much intensity and then injuries we don't recommend both at same time, so will suggest to chose one
@@fmscout Thanks for replying, great job.
Just to add to this I've come to learn the roles are aren't really that import they are just your assistants recommendation for how good they can play that role, if a player has good attributes for a different role you want him to play he can still do it fine, and as mentioned in this video if you keep playing the striker as a treq he will eventually get better familiarity with that role and the colour if the circle will improve.
Just picked up a new laptop and started an Aberdeen save. We don't have the best facilities or coaches but have a lot of promising young talent. Will absolutely give this a try whilst also picking up improved coaches.
I will most def give this a try. Keep up the good work Jamie
Please do!
never thought about coach personality!
You had me smacking my screen for a second there.
ive seen instant improvements with this in fm21!
Just downloaded! just gone through my whole team. Very insightful in such a short video. I normally leave it to assistant. But I do want more out of the game. So much appreciate your help.
I have learned a lot. I appreciate the had work you put in order to make this video.
Do you use this for your youth/u18 squad as well or just promote good candidates to your full squad?
Excellent guide, makes it all seem simple.
Yes, can set the same in reserves and youth page on rest automatic
But I dont use schedules there, to much hassle for me. Automatic however can just go on for a season
@@fmscout excellent, thanks, now to find model citizen coachs :p
There aren't many, do we care at all about there stats? Danny mcgrain is an excellent defence coach and model citizen, need scottish database loaded for him to appear though.
I do have the same effect..without this schedule..i optimize my coaches on skill n personality.. and have a light workload..all my staff even the loan manager has at least determine personatlity..on training schedule..i let the most highest man management and tactical staff to handle it..
The one i can use from this is the rest technique shown in the vids..anyway im not on a big club..im using fc united..and the reason i know its working well..because i had rca turn on..and had a jump of at least 10 with my young player 120->130 and if they play well in a season..sometimes jump to 20 in a season..
Workload and coach skills n personality is super important i might say..
Tq for the vids...this is will massively improve my player even further..👌👌👌
Thanks for the write up, make sure you try what we do when you take FC united to the prem!
I have always thought that focusing only on the development of a given attribute, the rest will be completely neglected and here I ask what a pleasant surprise. General training is probably doing a great job. Good job boys!
Thank you for the nice comment!
Hey would you be able to make an update for fm 21 on whether this still works?
What i Learned is when u create a tactic by yourself , just adjust training schedule for your formation. I.E if u have 2 games in one week do more match preparation on your opponent with some extra sessions, if u have one game in week balanced it with specific atribute for your formation, if your formation is based on wingers it is logical that u will train attacking wings ....
And if you dont have matches train more individual training... so simple
Thank you! I loved it! Now, make a quick video telling me how the "recruiting" team actually works. And involve the entire team, the analycts aswell.
Works quite well for player development I've noticed a lot of players determination goes up probably down to the coaches. Only downfall is a few complain about a lack of technical coaching
It's not only because coaches; but your mentoring also.
Thank you so much for this guide. I am going to try this on a new Chelsea save since I have tons of wonder kids there with crazy potential
Good luck!
I do my own training and it definitely works better than leaving it to assistant and i would say my style of training has worked well for me but have just finished a season so will give this approach a go for the next season.
Can someone explain that whole fitness coaching thing? I did not understand it
Yeah i didnt get that because fitness coaches can only coach the two fitness columns in the coach training section
yes we need answers
Fitness coaches exist in the game because they help improve physical attributes for players (ex: pace/stamina/agility, you get it). The guide explains that by hiring a lot of fitness coaches, about six or more, with good personalities (professional/fairly professional, model/model citizen) also help improve mental attributes a lot faster.
@@vicenteperezcatalan1555 So the idea of using fitness coaches is simply that they train all squads in your club?
@@vicenteperezcatalan1555 Yes but why would regular coaches with professional personalities not have the same affect? What's so specific about fitness coaches that requires you to hire so many rather than just hiring regular coaches with good personalities? This wasn't explained at all
Mind blown on the playing position training, great job as always Jamie
Thanks!
just 1 thing wrong, you are NOT training a player for a role when choosing playing position in individual training, but training the specific attributes suitable for that role.
so while having it set on playing position does spread out the growth, this is not necessarily what you want to do, as this might dilute the players overall potential( as every attribute gain eats up some overall potential, this is also the case when training new positions), for many players you would get better results chosing the role that focuses on the most RELEVANT attributes for their position( ie CB= no nonsense, CM=box to box etc) meaning you would have a higher chance to reach overall potential
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Amazing thanks very much for that! Really helpful and makes it a lot less complicated/frustrating not developing a good young player. Just annoyed I’ve found this 5 yrs into my save
Brilliant video! Look forward to seeing the benefits from this training, keep up the great content
Please, follow the guide.
ive tried so many coaches and methods and still see those horrible red arrows, even when the player has done 30 odd games in a season...they some how get worse! so i thought, someone must've sussed this out! thanks for this, ive just gone through my whole 1st team!
Players is near to PA, so no further developing; that's why you see red arrows. It's not declining, but re-calculation (RCA)
@@fccadoni7304 oh right! thats news to me! thanks!
Man, I read this article a few days ago on FM SCOUT and saw that it really works! Nicolas Pepe in my salve is really better now with this "right" type of training. Hello from Brasil!
Myself thought it was quite tricky to understand. So i spoke with Rober to break it down into a video, hopefully helps! -Jamie
@@fmscout Yeah, it really helped! Thank you Jamie.
More and more I am learning to enjoy this game better!
An observation. "I recently had an experience in the game, very good by the way. I downloaded some training schedules, among them one about Gegenpress. To sum up: With that, my team started to play much better now! It was incredible, the difference is remarkable!" That's why I don't let my assistant take over the training anymore.
@@mrenq5425 - Helllloooo
@@OuvinteAmigao Hellooooooo :) Pelo jeito é brasileiro, né? rsrs... ou não?
@@mrenq5425 - sim, mas eu ainda jogo o FM2019
Really enjoyed this mate. As one, like you, who let the assistant get on with it as it was too in depth and complicated. This has set it out pretty simply, giving it a go with a Fulham save im currently on. Time will tell :)
How did it go?
@@cfcvik2066 1st Season promotion with Fulham, constantly developing players. 2nd season 5th in Prem. 3rd Season 4th in Prem with a Euro Cup victory. 4th Season 3rd in Prem, knocked out of Champions League, but another euro Cup Win :) its very effective
Wow.. this really got me excited to do training myself.. awesome video! 👌🏼
Ahaaaah! That really helped, I have dabbled into the Rest screen, but I didn't understand it like this, so thank you, this was excellent.
No worries man! Thanks for the comment.
This is a very handy little video, with a lot of key details that would normally go completely unnoticed. Cheers for this, and good work!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just a few questions
1. For players that have reached their peak(near their max potential) what kind of training should I implement??
2. What about tactical training??
Such as side attacks that fit my tactics. Should I just ignore them?
1. Training using general training sessions. If they have reach PA or it is 24 and above years old, will not improve or will develop slowly. That's depend from player to player.
2. Again, those are general training sessions which help you to maintain tactical familiarity. You can add some Att. Movement session a day before the match if you like.
My favourite video so far this year very very helpful thanks Jamie
Glad you enjoyed it
Very interesting, thanks for sharing, will test it for sure. I always did general and individual training, as I consider it a major part of FM. What I just want to say is : it is great using training tips, looking for personality types, hidden abilities (I dont even know exactly how after so many years) BUT always remember it is a game, which we all love to play our way. I prefer to have players I like in real life, have good past memories in FM etc and look them develop slighty or not even, playing decent but not great than just focusing on numbers,attributes, personalities, arrows and staff. Every thing is nice when you do it at a certain level. My opinion of course. Keep up the great work! Cheers.
Keep us updated.
Mate once again priceless info, always just left the training well alone but this is brilliant, nice job bro
Very useful. I’ve had great success recently with moving all my under 18/23 with 3 star and above into the first team and using mentoring groups. Never had great success loaning out players under 22/23 before even to clubs with good resources. Now they are flying up. Even just using auto assign for training schedule and groups but I tend to manually use complete wing back/ball playing defender/box to box with defensive positioning extra training and winger/wider target man/complete forward with either final 3rd/shooting/attacking movement and seems to work for me. Sometimes some players can’t handle the extra training so just remove that. Then just say use in under 23/18 games each game and give them cup games. Loans just seem waste unless to a decent foreign club where they get game time.
I had no idea how to do training prior to this video and left it to the staff to handle. Never really got any results worth much. I’ve been using this for a few months to start a new save and I’ve already seen huge improvements! And I’m using Clermont Foot, a ligue 2 team, so I don’t believe I have any ‘wonder kids’ on the team
Love this. I'm notorious for ignoring training but I will give this a try
Go for it, keep us updated!
In my Besiktas save, my 140 potential left back Ridvan Yılmaz got 20 ability increase in just one season. All green, all stats increased 1-2. There are two problems though... First one: too many injuries. Second one: everyone benefits from the training but for some reason that I don't understand, some players' ability decrease. Overall nice guide. Thx.
Re-calculation, not decrease.
@@vasileiosalexandris I hope so.
Massively helpful tips, I was always giving this job to Assistant... Now, I'm gonna try this. Thanks for the effort pal.
Glad to help! I was the exact same.
never trust your staff in anything, your own experience can be much more useful than their information
I don't want to be overly critical here, but I have a few points to make and I am experienced in setting up training myself.
1) you can't just put everyone on playing position, especially not, if you want to change the position they're playing in. At least sometimes not, this seems to be a little strange in the game. For some it works for others it doesn't.
2) some skills you can't train individually like Tackling, others you can only train with others you may not want to improve. For example I have a player with 16 technique, 16 first touch and only 8 dribbling. I would like to train his dribbling but that would also mean wasting potential on first touch and technique, as these stats will have to be trained alongside. This is a problem, though it's a problem you will always face.
3) This training makes a lot of players unhappy due to high quickness and strength training percentage. I had 2 unhappy players with training, at most 3 with my approach, applied this training for 2 months, now I have 8 unhappy players currently. That's bad as it affects development from my experience.
I will have to see how this continues, but so far I don't see huge benefits to using this specific training, although it's obviously better than using you assistant. I would however recommend looking for coaching personality as that makes positive impact. But an experienced player would know that.
Hello,
1. Don't be confused with position and role. If you leave it "by position" that means your player will train to learn that position. As a side note, player will train also according to designed role in your tactic, but in lighter workload from assign him as "by role".
2. If you see, training sessions are from general one, which include Defending. If you go to the description you will read that "Tackling" is being trained. Training sessions plays much more role rather than if you put X player to be trained as CWB or CF etc.
3. I have tried a lot training in FM20, using every possible training method, sessions etc. You will always receive complaints.
@@vasileiosalexandris As I said I have also developed training regimes and I am experienced in this field as well. I respect your effort and I'm sure it works, but I have found my approach to be more succesful for me.
1. I am not confusing the two. But you can't just choose which position to train someone in. For example I can't tell a natural AML to only train the position AMC. The game doesn't make that possible. I find it to be more efficient to train a role on AMC and also play them there, even if I could also train the same role on AML, like Advanced Playmaker. It speeds up the process.
2. Again, I find the combination of training a role, training something specific and then also have training schedules for different areas to be more efficient. The player grows faster in more areas. I can still not have him train a role if I want to focus on a more specific attribute. I have at least 6 different schedules over a season, Pre-Season, tactical work for familarity and cohesion, a defensive schedule focussing on all defensive attributes, an attacking schedule focussing on all attacking attributes, a possession schedule focussing on all passing, technical and teamwork attributes and a mental schedule focussing solely on mental attributes and tactical work with no physical work. Additionally those players I can form I will train in the role I need and also focus on specific attributes that the player is behind on.
3. Yes, but not as many. As I said with my training setup I have at most 3 players complaining at one time, sometimes fewer. When I tried this it varied between 5 and 10 complaints a week, never lower. This is probably due to having many more different week setups and sometimes no physical work. I feel physical work is overrated as mostly young players need it but will develop very quickly in those areas anyway. I still usually have one session in there but sometimes even that is too much. A U21 player will grow his physical attributes fast either way, if they are missing a lot by then they will never reach what you want, otherwhise they will only miss 1 or 2 points in some area you can easily get without putting all your stock into them.
Preseason schedule is additionally so physical they will usually grow very fast in that area at that time.
@@richardm.227 This is where being confused.
1. Re-training is something completely different. If you have a natural AML player, you use it as AMC (let's say SS) in your tactic and you leave it as "by position"; that player will be trained to learn AMC & SS in lighter way. With double intensity, you tell that player to increase his workload.
2. If you add a player to train in a specific role, according to your tactic; you tell that player to become familiar with the role and nothing more. What attributes will be develop it's up to training sessions and only.
3. About double intensity & training intensity: Is completely two different things.
It's a matter of everyone how to train players, of course. After having a conversation with Seb which is responsible for new training after FM19 (which is not like previous training methods); I am having under 21 at double intensity & "by position". Above 21 - Under 31; normal intensity + "by role"; Above 31 by position at normal intensity. How fast or if they develop it's up to X player hidden & unhidden attributes as well as training facilities, coaches etc.
@@vasileiosalexandris
1. The first thing is a problem in a game. I think we agree that training playing position only gives you one option (which is already bad if you play players in two different positions in different systems). The game actually tells you what position they will train, it will say *position* - Playing position. But the *position* is quiet often not what they actually play. For example, I play with wingbacks and the players there are natural right/left backs usually. For one of them playing position is actually WBL. But for the other one it's DR and I can't change that. This is why training a role in a different position can actually help you out more in some cases than playing position, because playing position will be wrong. The process will go faster then
2. Are you sure about that? It is true for most sessions I agree with that, but not all of them. If you look at "chance creation" and "chance conversion" sessions for example, secondory and goalkeeper focus will actually be "Attributes" for "individual role". Thereby, setting players to the role you want them to play as should increase attribute gain for the attributes the set role needs. As this is fairly rare throughout the sessions, I don't believe this to be a mistake, otherwhise this mistake would be everywhere. So setting a role should actually help with attribute gain in specific sessions, the game itself says so.
3. I didn't mean intensity, I was talking about physical training because that's what players complain about the most, strength and/or quickness training. That's why it makes sense to not just put "Physical" sessions into every week. You can take specific physical sessions like endurance, quickness and resistance so they don't train all of it all the time and get less happy. And you can even have 1 or 2 week schedules that don't do physical work.
The rest I obviously agree with.
Fantastic `how to min/max` training video. This is likely good for 2020/2021 etc
Thank you for this guide. I enjoyed watching it and I am going to try this on my team now.
Interesting video. I never bother with setting my own training. I just can't make head nor tail of it. But I'm just in pre-season in my Sheff Utd save, so perfect time to give it a go. cheers.
The option to change intensity in individual training is greyed out though so I can't change it. They're not on any other courses either (Leadership etc).
I always do all training myself since getting fm20, but I do always train specific players in the role I want then to play. But by doing this I do very rarely see them improve to 'accomplished' status in that position. In fact, fm20 seems to be amazing at players getting less familiar in that position. I buy bbm's and they turn over a season or three into dlp's or mezzalas. I then took to training and playing people as cm's, but again, while there stats improve they never rriseem to get nearer to being accomplished in that role.. I will try switching it to generic playing position and see what that does this season! Cheers.
The familiarity in the role doesn't do anything. It's just a game recommendation based on how the player's stats are arrayed and the reason why a player becomes "worse" in it is because as his stats change the game recommendations change as well. The only thing that matters is the familiarity in the position. you want your player to be natural in the position he is playing because if he isn't it will impact his positioning and decision making.
So if you are confident that a player is good at a particular role but the game only shows half "familiarity" in it, just ignore it and play him like that he wont be worse for it.
PS: when you ask the game to train a player in a specific role, the only thing that changes is the priority that is put into training the stats that are necessary for this role, which is why i don't agree with this video that is saying you should train the player on the position and not the role.
Great video! Can’t stress that enough, great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Training is something I’ve always taken time with but struggle to see the results of the things that I myself have actually put in place so I’m looking forward to seeing the results of this. Only problem I have with this is retraining? I have like to retrain some Centre/Defensive mids to play as BPD’s. Currently trying to retrain my wing backs to play inverted wing backs and one of my wing backs to play as a winger. Does leaving it on training playing position have as big an impact on the players development of the specific role you want him to play or will I leave it on the role I’m trying to retrain.
The player will train to his position according to X position of the tactic. If you have CD in your tactic, will train as CD. If you have BPD will train as BPD etc. If you go to re-train him; you need to change training schedules. What's the best training schedules for BPD, but not destroy tactical familiarity, players being happy, developing attributes (rest of your players) etc? This is something very special.
How did you do in this save league position wise? Compared to when the AM took training
Should I do it for my under 23’s and my under 18’s?
Interesting. Ill try this. Of all things to follow the only hard one is getting everyone training load to be light since i have a lot of players atm.
Wish I had seen this before I hired a load of new coaches!
Majority of my coaches have a Balanced personality so guessing without the Professional/model professional trait they won't develop as well?
The coaches personality is extremely important for this to succeed to you're correct.
@@fmscout does it work with personality "resolute"?
Great video, quick question, if you rotate your full XI between the two matches in a game week, is it worth keeping the intensity to 1 game p/w?
you made me want to restart my save game, nice video by the way.
I noticed in the training plan doesn't include Match Reviews and Team Bonding training. I know Team Bonding is really good for Cohesion though I don't know if they will mess with the stats. Also I was told match reviews are great as they don't increase risk by much and the benefits are pretty good on their own but like cohesion im not sure if this will mess with the stat building? Should I just leave it alone or was this not taken into account?
You can include one if you want. Team Cohesion BEFORE the match, not after. I see this mistake over and over again.
@@vasileiosalexandris Yeah i try to have team bonding before the match. I was just wondering if it got in the way of the stat building by messing with the established schedule. I've been trying this schedule but i dont even get one stat point in some of my highest potential players after a whole season of following this so im not sure what im doing wrong. I also have almost five star in every coaching category but not all of them have the required personalities. However i do have extra coaches who do have those personalities so im also wondering if i need everyone who is coaching to have those personality traits or just some of them?
@@theblackswordsman9951 Recommend personalities, have hidden stats and most important is "hard training" (demand players to work hard in training). That's why coaching personality matters.
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Training sessions is the best for that trainng method.
- Regarding player development: Ambition, Professionalism, Determination is key attributes to develop better and faster.
24 years old player and above, development rate is slow.
The most common problem which I see, helping people out there, is they think have a wonderkid with CA130 - PA140 and they wait to develop. In such example, he will not develop (having only 10 points to spend) and it's 20 years old.
How do you know it is your training schedule and not just the form of the players which defined their growth ? I have similar growth on my good players atm
Edit : How do you determine it isnt just the fact they get good grades on training, regardless of what type of training you do ? ( this would be stupid and funny at the same time )
The training you set should prepare the player better for next match , meaning he should get a higher rating. Does this mean the training caused the increase or that the training is kind of irrelevant and its all based on how well they perform on the pitch ?
As Dutch B team coaches get to participate in the training of the A and u19 teams, we just have a real lot of coaches.
I by no means want to criticize , but I think the only way to actually see the difference is use of editor.
Run 100 season where they are all fully healed up before each match and run the season with your schedule
vs runnig them with the default schedule.
Also on the webpage you suggest to use coaches with the same formation and tactical style, I dont know about you, but I run a database of 380000 at the start and there just arent enough decent coaches who tick that mark let alone if you put an extra filter of good personality on it.
Regarding the tactics / formation training thing I would really love to see quite a few seasons simmed with the same coaches but edited to see the difference :o
Also was unclear for me, was the first stat update ( with the Ass man doing the schedule ) with the exact same staff as the second update ?
The best way to develop a player is by given playing time at your first 11. Full stop.
Second comes the training.
What works in the game, doesn't work in real life and vice versa. Don't be confused.
ok so I've been using these routines with a few little tweaks, like adding more team cohesion/community outreach/match prep-teamwork sessions.
my results over 8 seasons are exceptional for the individual regen wonderkids i pick up. but the downside is that literally every squad member from star players down to youngsters will COMPLAIN LIKE 4UUUCKKKK! relentless and guaranteed complaints and training unhappiness. 1 player wanted to actually leave the club as he was alienated due to training lol.
then you actually fucked something up. no complains from my team.
@@HarryPottersh0t it's weird though, i only added cohesion sessions. over on SI forum many others have had the same issue. i just ignore the complaints and it's all good. my regens are smashing it👊
Great video but I figured that out last year. Doing your own training gets you better players. In my first team I have 9 five star players because I trained them myself. I realized it works even for under 18s and more but its so hard to train them all.
This was one of the most useful guides I have ever watched for FM... great job and thanks for sharing!
Always check your medical centre if players have high risk of injuries tone down your training intensity no matter their condition n sharpness. This will also help players grow n be happy with training
why not select a role? from what I know by selecting it the player will train to raise those attributes, so why put in playing position? also in the schedule is it really ok to use that many general/blue trainings? hope you see this and can answer it, thx.
what i want to know is how and when you might tweak this setup, i will be trying it but I feel certain times maybe more detail would be useful, for instance if you are expected or advised to work on set pieces or feel the team needs to focus on something in particular, what you might be able to swap out, great starting point i believe though
hey could you please help me with getting these schedules I cant get them. even though I'm already a FM scout user
Looks great, thanks!
Thanks for the vid! some of us play lower divisions and a lot of times come up againts strong sides when trying to get promoted. Do you sometimes edit the training regimes to suit your next opponents? or not at all?
Good Video, a little bit flawed though. Having all the green arrows going up is not always a good thing. I want my players to only gain in the arrows that matter, no point having finishing for a cb. I will give this a try in my Barry Town save.
What attributes will be developed has to do with the training sessions.
You could also after a game 2x recovery and 1 Post Match analyst --> so players lose less Match Fitness and lose more injury risk
Oh my god this is incredible, I’ve just watched this video after going through a transfer window where I filled my team with wonder kids and now they are insane, thanks a lot for this vid
Amazing!
How are they now insane when you posted this comment less than an hour after the video came out?
Adam Such I meant they are going to be insane.
I see on the schedules you do not utilise "match review" on the day after a game?
From FM19 to FM20 I haven't see the impact of this.
Hey! I see you have the +2, +1 attribute changes that happen over time with players improving. How did you manage to do that?
you go to the player page -> development -> progress -> change to attributes -> go to compare attribute changes since and select all time. some skins dont show this some do, it depends.
What apex said.
awesome video man! this was the missing piece for me
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! :)
You do want your player trained on the specific role since it affects what attributes will be prioritized when this player develops. The only time you want to train a player by position instead is for roles that uses very few attributes like winger, because you will end up with a too specific training.
Everyone trains different. For me, this is the best way. The aim isn't/wasn't to increase everything from the role. But also not just about development. This helps with better condition for matches (less workload), high training ratings which results into a good morale. I also can increase a players weakness quicker this way as he's only prioritising the attributes i want him to focus on
The player will train according to X position of your tactic with "player position" training. If you have a Winger (MR position) in your tactic, the player will be trained as Winger. If you add him as Winger role in individual training, you only increase his workload and nothing more.
The specific role makes sense only when you want to re-train someone.
Can you please make the same for FM21? Because I cannot load in these schedules in FM21.
The funny thing is I actually make my own schedule just last week, no game, 1 game, 2 games. Just different training.
Wow definitely going to try this, thank you!
Read carefully the guide and what require. Check first if your players has reached PA or it's close. Their hidden attributes. Have good mentoring plan. Have the right staff.
have to ask this.... does it work with FM 2019 as well?? still haven't bought 2020 yet
I was wondering the same thing!
Soooo, does it work on fm19?
RDF training is amazing for finding this, it is great that you covered this Jamie
Glad you think so!
definately do more of this
If just for the rest page and intensity automation, THANK YOU! I have doubts about the "playing position" though, I always set it up manually (to cover for player learning a "new" position). Are you saying that's useless ? Does playing position mean last played position?
Need help when I click on the drop down on calendar I only see pre-season and tactical style and I don't see import and on the schedule section I click get more and it only allows me one file like for example 1 week a game,2 week a game or no game a week i can only click of those and not all of them
@Benn Venables it seem it only work if you are professional team because my team is semi pro and I try it saving but it doesn't show up then I try forest green and it worked but thanks for the help tho
@@shimali2011 You can't add professional training schedules to semi-professional. This is designed by the game and makes sense.
@@vasileiosalexandris yeah I didn't know and I assumed it would work I have only being playing fm short time started with fm19 so I don't have a lot of knowledge when it comes to fm
QUESTION: If I do those schedules to my young teams, should I have them "Arrange friendly if no fixtures during the week", because then they will basically have a game on a no game week and double training.
I’m trying to train a right winger to play left wing, so currently have him training for that position and I play him on the left or right, if I was to change his training to the playing position would it slow his progress as I’m sometimes playing him not on the left?
We recommend leaving "training playing position", and then playing him 100% on the left for the fastest change. He should then automatically start training on the left because he plays more there than the other.
@@fmscout But as Jake said sometimes he doesn't play him in that position, I know you said play him 100% on the left, but what if this isn't an option?
What if theres an injury or the African nations cup? (or so many other reasons that you may need to play them out of the usual position)
Lets say in this scenario the player you are training on the left needs to fill-in in the centre for 2 or 3 weeks, surely thats 2 or 3 weeks they are training in a position you wouldn't normally play them, wouldn't it be better to just have them training in the preferred position?
Would love for you guys to elaborate a bit on this as there was no explanation as to why its better :)
@@fmscout does it matter which preffered formation your fitness coaches have?
@Frank no
@@Kylian273 Thanks, what about GK coaches? do you know whether they do?
Since switching from my assistant doing training to this, I've had players complaining about the quality of training :(
Players will complain no matter what. After spending 1300 hours with the game and tried every possible training, there is always complaining. Make sure you followed all the steps.
Also, when you leave training to AM make sure that AM have preferred formation and style of play as you. This is what SI recommend when someone leave training to AM.
what skin are u using to see attribute number changes
Can you make how to use analyst&scout report for match prep? That would be huge help... btw really love ur content
i seem not to find any Model Citizens. But overall thank you for this tutorial i was very depressed that my players are not developing very well. Will write back in a couple of days to tell if the got any better.
- Model Citizen
- Model Professional
- Professional
- Fairly Professional
For Fairly Professional, make sure it has a good Determination.
Hey FMSCOUT! Awesome work ! Just wanted to ask something these are used as well on the season preparation at summer ? Or until friendlies end?
Top video Jamie, thanks.
My pleasure!
hello, i recently did this and i dont know why, but in first season it was doing fine and good but in second season my players were dropping like flies ive been grtting injuries from training every 2-3 days like bruh whats happening pls help
use the physio recommendations for resting players if this is happening, i would suggest. Obviously this routine doesn't take into account the injury proneness of your players (which physio recommendation does)
Can you arrange which one is important to choose coach?
1) Personality 2) Rating Star 3) Tactical Style
# start from the most important first
- Personality
- Motivating
- Determination
- Level of Discipline
- Attributes for the particular aera you want (Attacking - Tactical - Technical for Att as an example)
- Working with Youngsters
- Tactical Style
- Preferred Formation
Vasileios Alexandris thank youuu
I don't have "get more" option?! o.O
Same, any fix for this? Really annoying.
Did you get the game free on epic games? It's the same for me and I think this version of the game is bugged currently
@@sillydude17 Yeap, suspect so.
they moved the location, check on bottom center, you will have the option to export.
@@Alexanaer they are talking about importing not exporting i think
thanks for the guide bro
help, with two teams it worked perfectly and suddelny with another team the all got red arrows and losing on every ability. is there are known bug?
Great video, is there a training schedule for fm24?
Anyone know how to get a low coach workload across the board ? Majority of mine seems to be average. excellent tutorial cheers guys!
Impressive. Makes me wish I could try it on FM Touch.
Thanks, sadly limited for touch.